Sweetener Insights

September 24, 2012

The Corn Refiners Association (CRA) says its newly revamped website, CornNaturally.com, is a user-friendly resource about high-fructose corn syrup. “The site empowers decision-makers to develop effective sweetener strategies,” says Audrae Erickson, CRA president. “Information and insights from prestigious third-party organizations, including Mintel Research Consultancy, The Nielsen Company, New England Consulting Group and The MSR Group, provide valuable insight into the challenges faced by the industries that our member companies serve.” The site also offers news releases, fact sheets, white papers and webinars. CRA says CornNaturally.com is a “one-stop shop” for information, including an interactive sweetener cost-comparison tool. — Corn Refiners Association,www.CornNaturally.compf

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